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“In nonfiction that reads like a
fast-paced thriller, Cary J. Griffith explores the incredible
beauty and danger of Minnesota’s caves, along with the
personalities of those driven to enter the unknown, whatever the
risks. ...”
Michael Ray Taylor, author of Cave Passages: Roaming the
Underground Wilderness and Caves: Exploring Hidden Realms
John Ackerman, Goliath's Cave |
In the summer of 2008
Cary Griffith and his
son Noah (the filmmaker) interviewed John Ackerman in and around
Goliath's Cave. This image is from a video that follows
John through Goliath's Rubicon passage.
To view some interesting
videos and images related to Opening Goliath,
select the Galleries page or click on
Goliath's Images.
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"Lost in the Wild is
a book you'll cancel appointments to read. Shelve it between the
works of Jack London and Jon Krakauer ..."
University of Minnesota Alumni Magazine
Jason Rasmussen waving goodbye |
When researching
Lost in the Wild Cary received many photos that
because of space limitations could not be included in the
book.
To view some of the interesting
and compelling images related to
Lost in the Wild, click on
Lost in the Wild
images. |
Cary J. Griffith |
Contact Cary...
14018 Clover Lane
Rosemount, MN 55068
caryjgriffith@yahoo.com
612.237.7307
651.322.6998
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